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Setting Up Quotes Review Review Setting Uo Quotes. Revise your section for this, focusing on:
Proofreading and Polishing See the proofreading handout linked above. I suggest dividing these tasks among group members. Your goal today is to make this piece of writing as polished and cohesive as possible. Get it done! DUE DATES- ON TIME
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Starter 23
Go into the shared document. Read the individual essay that is AFTER yours (so if yours is the last one, you will read the first one). Leave at least 3 comments on that essay.
Work Time!
For 2nd Period- Go to your Project Tune Room!
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Starter 22- Storytelling With Data Example See the example linked above. Read the following: Group intro, group conclusion, and scan over the rest to see how it is organized.
Ensure Access for Group
Transitions
Work Time Revise final draft Storytelling With Data
SHOW LORI YOUR COMPLETED INDIVIDUAL SECTION. If you do NOT show me that section, you are REQUIRED to be here 1st and 4th periods tomorrow, in addition to 2nd and 3rd. You will not be released tomorrow until you are completely caught up. DUE DATES- ON TIME
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Review Structure of the Week
Starter 21 Read at least one of the example conclusions linked here- these are the conclusions for the entire group essay.
Group Up Get with your group
Individual Work Priorities: FINISH YOUR INDIVIDUAL WRITING
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FRIDAY SCHEDULE:
Friday- Ballot Initiative education with the Juniors, 5th period.
Writing Goals: By the start of class on Monday, you have your individual section mostly written. Writing Priorities
Storytelling with Data- Writing Write your paragraphs! Remember, you are telling a STORY here. Things to remember:
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Starter 20- Senior Thesis Advisor Form
Storytelling with Data- Outline Finish the outline. As soon as you are done, come show it to Lori for a quick check before you move on. Storytelling with Data- Writing Write your paragraphs! Remember, you are telling a STORY here. Things to remember:
GOAL = Body paragraphs written by the end of class today. (If you finish, KEEP GOING!) DUE DATES- ON TIME
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30 minutes for Logistics and Looking Ahead
Project Tune Example (40 min) Complete one project tune for an example- all seniors watch. Lori forms critique groups based on topics, Kyle runs the project tune. Project Tune Preparation (30 min) Students make slides, get notes for their presentation together. Project Tune Groups (run 2 tunes) (60 min) See groups on page 2. DUE DATES- ON TIME
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Starter 19- Narrative Type (15 min-ish)
Outline Order When you write your outline, I suggest doing it in the following order:
Generally, writing the argument first, then your conclusions, and finally the introduction makes the most sense. That way you know what context you NEED to set up your argument. This holds true for your senior thesis as well. Storytelling With Data Goal for Today = Finish the outline that is due Friday morning before class. FINISH EARLY? Fantastic! Move on and start writing your paragraphs! DUE DATES- ON TIME
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Starter 18- Starter Self-Assessment
Data that Matters Discussions I’m going to put you in a random small group. In that group, I’d like you to discuss the following questions:
Storytelling with Data Data Driven Storytelling
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